MatchBot wrote:To note that the stadium, PGE Arena Gdansk, looks very much like a golden Allianz Arena
BayernLove wrote:Well Bayern do have a good record at the Allianz
YlonenXabi wrote:I hope it doesn't turn into another Bayern vs Chelsea
YlonenXabi wrote:I watched Greece twice in this Euro and I'm not impressed at all.
YlonenXabi wrote:They played defensive football but their defense looked really weak to me.
YlonenXabi wrote:BTW AvatarX, how much important is Karagounis absence for Greece?
AvatarX wrote:cruel
AvatarX wrote:Also there is another factor that will play a role.
Greek players will give their everything to the game because of the economic/political situation.
This is due to the fact that most Greek people are angry against Germany because of Germany's aggressive economic politics (they give loans to Greece with very high interest rates, enforcing a strict frugality - cruel measures that have led a lot of people to poverty while the original problem was mostly the corruption of the politicians).
IMO it will come down to when the first goal will be scored. If Germany scores in the first 20 minutes, it will be an easy and big win. If after HT the score is still 0-0 there will be a risk of a surprise.
MUTU wrote:AvatarX wrote:Also there is another factor that will play a role.
Greek players will give their everything to the game because of the economic/political situation.
This is due to the fact that most Greek people are angry against Germany because of Germany's aggressive economic politics (they give loans to Greece with very high interest rates, enforcing a strict frugality - cruel measures that have led a lot of people to poverty while the original problem was mostly the corruption of the politicians).
IMO it will come down to when the first goal will be scored. If Germany scores in the first 20 minutes, it will be an easy and big win. If after HT the score is still 0-0 there will be a risk of a surprise.
Whaaaat? This is like wanting to buy a house and going to the banks to ask for a loan. All but one bank refuse to give you a loan, and the only one that does gives you a high interest rate. You'd generally say a big thank you to the one that gives you the loan. If you really don't like it, then just don't take it, as simple as that.
Bottom line: Greeks should be the ones thankful to Germans, and Germans should be the ones angry to Greeks because they are taking their money with no guarantee that it will be returned back one day.
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